Posted January 26, 2020
teh scope of this is beyond me sorry
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morrowslant
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Posted January 27, 2020
Also, I just find it a bit odd that he has no forum as far as I can see, and he makes it sounds like Robolinux has some "revolutionary innovative professional VM technology" when it's only scrips and VirtualBox.
A bit shady to hide the fact that you need to "buy" it, or now "donate" to his poor Cambodian "family" without proof. Unless there's a real review of this I wouldn't trust it.
Simply make at least a $25 donation to Robolinux and Robo will send you an email and ask you for a Tech Support appointment time.
While Robo is helping you he will provide you with the correct Stealth VM and C Drive to VM Software versions.
Seriously, it's like reading a car salesman's fast-tracked voice where he makes it sounds like you get way with more than you're paying for, to the point where he loose money on "giving" you the car. :D
eh...Robolinux looks to be built for/targeted towards newbies 2 linux wanting Windows installed for their specific needs.
As a distinct linux distro, robolinux appears to have been going for over 6 years. source on this claim: https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=robolinux
distrowatch.org is a pretty good site for tracking linux/bsd distro news.
OP wants
HeresMyAccount
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Posted January 27, 2020
Well I find it very dishonest if they're charging for something that they claim to be free, and I really had no intention of buying any Linux, but in any case, I've settled on what I'm going to do (or at least try to do), and I'm reformatting my drive now (it'll probably be done some time tomorrow). Then I'll restore Windows from the backup.
morrowslant
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Posted February 05, 2020
Did the OP's project ever finish?
HeresMyAccount
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Posted February 05, 2020
I'm working on it, but at this point it's morphed into probably converting C# into Java.
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HeresMyAccount
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Posted February 06, 2020
Ugh, it's a long story, but basically, the whole point of all of this was to get my .NET programs to work cross-platform, and eventually I found out that they're not compatible even when using the Core, unless they're console applications. I guess it's 1986 again and we're all using DOS. So anyway, now I'm trying to get them converted to Java, which is cross-platform!